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I have headaches during menstruation?

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Dr. Paul Grin answered

Specializes in Pain Management

Menstrual migraine: Compared to other migraine attacks, menstrual migraines are more severe and last longer, and are more resistant to standard acute and prophylactic management. Associated symptoms of menstrual migraine include depression or irritability, fatigue, bloating and breast tenderness. Rec. see orofacial pain or headache specialist.

Answered 6/23/2018

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